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CKCHIU

CHIU PATRICK CHUN KIT PROFILE

EDUCATION

Address Hung Hom, Kowloon, Hong Kong

Master of Architecture

Phone +852 6485 3280

Bachelor of Social Science in Architectural Studies

The Chinese University of Hong Kong | 2017-2019 (HKIA / RIBA Part II) (GPA:3.4/4) • MArch Thesis: The Mnemonic Urbanscape The Chinese University of Hong Kong | 2012-2016 (HKIA / RIBA Part I)

Email patrickckchiu@gmail.com

WORK EXPERIENCE

Portfolio https://issuu.com/chiuchunkit

Architecture Design and Research Group (AD+RG)

ABOUT Patrick is a young architectural des i gner i n Hong Kong. He received his Master and Bachelor degrees from The Chinese Universit y of Hong Kong. He has ex t e n s i v e w o r k i n g ex p e r i e n c e on large-scale projects in Hong Kong and China with international collaborators such as UNStudio a n d W i l k i n s o n E y re. H e e n j o y s working in different stages, from conceptual to detailed design and to construction coordination. He is interested in history and sociology and believed they are the basis of good architecural design.

SKILLS Photoshop Illustrator InDesign Rhinoceros AutoCAD SketchUp Revit Enscape Language English Mandarin Cantonese Elementary German

Senior Architectural Executive | 2019-now • Lyric Theatre Complex, collab with UNStudio | Hong Kong • New Operating Theatre for Tuen Mun Hospital | Hong Kong • New Extension to Hong Kong Science Museum, collab with WilkinsonEyre | Hong Kong

AaaM Architects Architectural Designer | 2018 • Daning Plaza Sound Installation | Shanghai, China

The Oval Partnership Architectural Assistant | 2016-2017 • TaikooLi Chengdu (Alteration & Addition) | Chengdu, China • Kunming Story - Retail Street Design | Kunming, China

AWARDS & QUALIFICATIONS Graduate Member | Oct 2020-now Hong Kong Institute of Architects Shortlisted | Mar 2021 Via North Point | Creative Community Space Open Call Hong Kong Arts Centre 2nd Runner up | Apr 2018 QianHai Design Competition (Student Category) Hong Kong Institute of Architects

EXHIBITION AND PUBLICATION 2021 Connectere Art Show Exhibition Design at Jockey Club Creative Arts Centre, Hong Kong 2017 Vitality in Hyper-Density UABBHK - Bi-City Biennale of Urbanism\Architecture (Hong Kong) Exhibition Design at Hysan Place Hong Kong 2016 Selected Competition Entry Exhibition Biennale of The Central Academy of Fine Art Museum Beijing, China

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III

ACADEMIC WORKS

SELF-INITIATED WORKS

VI • The Mnemonic Urbanscape - Relinking Memory and the City | 2019 MArch Thesis

IX• Via North Point Creative Community Space Design | Hong Kong | 2021 | Shortlisted Competition

VII• Archive of the Fading Dialect 2037 2018 | MArch Studio

VIII • The Reaction to Contrast 2017 | MArch Studio

VII XI VIII 7

LYRIC THEATRE COMPLEX, WEST KOWLOON CULTURAL DISTRICT Role Project Architect (AD+RG) With UNStudio (Joint Venture) Location West Kowloon Cultural District, Hong Kong Year 2019-present Client West Kowloon Cultural District Authority Project Type Theatre | Cultural Institution Size 40000 sq.m Status Under Construction (Expected Completion:2023) Responsibility -Construction Planning & Administration -Detailed Design Drawings Coordination & Preparation -Statutory (Government) Submission & Liaison -Reply RFI (Request For Information) from Contractor

The Lyric Theatre Complex is a mixed-used building housing 3 theatres (Lyric Theatre, M e d i u m T h e a t re a n d S t u d i o T h e a t re ) , rehearsal rooms, F&B, performers office etc. Each theatre has its own distinct color which relates to its function. The color is not only applied in the auditoriums, but also in the correlating foyers, serving also as means of wayfinding. The circulation in the building is driven by a "Central Spine". The spine forms two curving, stacked ramps weaving around t h e t h e a t re vo l u m e s. A l o n g t h e " S p i n e " , the view of the habrour will be revealed gradually, creating an aperture effect.

FOOT BRIDGE

T h e We s t K o w l o o n C u l t u r a l D i s t r i c t i s a re c l a i m e d l a n d designed specificall y for ar ts and cultural facilities in Hong Ko n g. T h e M a s t e r P l a n w a s designed by Foster + Partners. The LTC is located next to the M+ Museum designed by Herzog de Meuron. It will connect to the "Artist Square" and promenade. forming a new urban connection WEST KOWLOON between the city and the Victoria CULTURAL DISTRICT Harbour.

AUSTIN ROAD W

DROP OFF HOR

ECO Bus

M+ CSF

HOR HOR

HOR

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ARTIST SQUARE

Great Theatre

HOR M+

LYRIC THEATRE COMPLEX

Public flow wo streetscape to and the Artist S

PLAZA

The Main Aven the waterfront access from T once the inter ed. Another flo from the park, special outdoo

B1 Vehicle Route

4.64.6 Medium Medium Theatre Theatre Studies Studies

POSSIBLE PIER

4.6.1 4.6.1 - 2015.07.23 - 2015.07.23 Studies Studies

MT Design MT Design Study Study

Option-02A Option-02A

Site Plan

Option-02B Option-02B

WKCDA Lyric Theatre Complex | 30% Detail Design Report for Lyric Theatre Complex and Associated

MT Design MT Design Study Study

Option-02A Option-02A

Option-02B Option-02B

Section_BB

2500

2500 2500

Section_BB

2500

Seats: 602 Handicap Seats: 6

+23

Seats: 602 +23 Handicap Seats: 6

Section_AA

21.5

Control

20.0m

+23

Seats: 608 Handicap Seats: 6

Seats: 608 +23 Handicap Seats: 6

Section_AA

+23.3

Section_BB

2500

Control

+27.9

2500 2500

+27.2

+27.8

Control

+27.2

+27.8

Section_BB

2500

Section_AA

+27.8

+24

+27.2

+24

+22.2

+23

20.4m

Theatre Spatial Study

20.4m

WKCDA WKCDA LyricLyric Theatre Theatre Complex Complex | 30% | 30% Detail Detail Design Design Report Report for Lyric for Lyric Theatre Theatre Complex Complex andand Associated Associated Common Common Basement Basement 31 Aug 31 2015 Aug 2015 (Rev (Rev --) --)

Fly Tower Rehearsal Room Medium Theatre - Purple Studio Theatre - Blue

F&B

Artist's Square

Existing Airport Express Line 9

"Cemtral Spine" Circulation Space - Skylight Design

Medium Theatre Foyer Space

Entrance Lobby Space

RDE L003-P02-072 RDE

Lyric Theatre Detail Design

DOOR TERRACE L003-P02-126

KITCHE KITC L003-P02

AIR PLENUM

MEP LOUVRE

VARIES

AIR PLENUM MEP LOUVRE

CAVITY DEPTH - VARIES - MIN. 100MM

FRP ENCLOSURE FOR FIRE SHUTTER TRACK

RAMP

ESTCODE ESTCODE

+28.00m

AIR PLE MEP LO 0.5HR FRP COVER

150

70 100

55 30

RISER SHAFT

+19.0m

RROR FINISH

100

455

M42

BRONZE/BRASS METAL INTERIOR CLADDING

FP4

FIRE SHUTTER CURTAIN

200

RENE INSULATION BOARD

CTANGULAR HOLLOW SECTION

+17.3m

INSULATION

Y 13

SMOKE CURTAIN HEAD BOX BRONZE/BRASS METAL INTERIOR CLADDING

M42

BRONZE/BRASS METAL INTERIOR CLADDING

IN04

25mm THICK RIGID POLYSTYRENE INSULATION BOARD

MS16

GALVANISED MILD STEEL RECTANGULAR HOLLOW SECTION

IN01

70mm THICK MINERAL WOOL INSULATION

BALCONY CENTER POCKET RC01

BALCONY SIDE POCKET

GYPSUM CEILING TRANSITION ETAIL)

FP10 M42

STRUCTURAL REINFORCED CONCRETE SLAB

4 ST FOYER - ALUMINIUM CEILING EDGE DETAIL

9520 1:5

+11.91m

+10.95m

CIRCLE SIDE POCKET

CIRCLE CENTER POCKET

+7.39m +6.98m

+2.80m

+2.64m

Detail Drawing Coordination - Section +0.30m | Ceiling Detail | Rendering

CABLE ENTRY ROOM LB02-P02-054 ELV ROOM LB02-P02-053

TECH EQUIPMENT ROOM LB02-P02-055

-0.80

PLENUM

-2.30m

SEAT WAGON STORAGE

Full BIM was adopted in this complex project to allow better coordination between architectural, structural and MEP designs. The BIM model is constantly updated and developed based on design meetings. Discrepancies bet ween different disciplines can be minimized before construction. MEP: Air Ducts MEP: Fire Services Water Pipes

On-site Coordination Stage: Excavation of Basement

1:1 On-site Visual Mock-up

Facade Studies 13

NEW OPERATING THEATRE BLOCK, TUEN MUN HOSPITAL, HONG KONG Role Location Year Client Project Type Size Status

Project Architect (AD+RG) Tuen Mun, Hong Kong 2020-present Hospital Authority, HKSAR Hospital, Operating Theatre 19921 sq.m Built (Expected Practical Completion:2021)

Responsibility -Construction Planning & Administration -Client Liaison Meetings -Statutory (Government) Submission & Liaison -Issuing Architect's Instruction to Contractor -Budget Control with Quantity Surveyor

Tu e n M u n H o s p i t a l i s t h e l e a d h o s p i t a l serving the northeastern area of Hong Kong. A new Operating Theatre (OT) Block is to ease the increasing local medical demand. Situated at a small lot, the new OT Block connects to the existing hospital building, while the whole hospital continues its operation during the whole construction. As the project architect, it is a major challenge t o b a l a n c e a e s t h e t i c s, c l i e n t ' s d e s i g n needs, building ser vices requirement and at the same time closely monitoring of the c onstruction so as to ensure smooth operation of the hospital.

Design & Construction Due to stringent clinical requirements, close coordinations with medical p ro f e s s i o n a l s, b u i l d i n g ser vic es engineers and s t r u c t u ra l e n g i n e e rs we re re qu i re d d u r i n g t h e w h o l e design and construction process.

Nurse Station - Schematic Design Rendering (Top) Combined Services Drawing (Bottom)

FSI

CCMS/ PQMS

EP NP HMS

CBS

ELVLOCAL HAIT PA FSI

HOSP CALL

F1A F1B BRI P.M.

BULKHEAD

3330

780 1820

2810

Nurse Station - Built Condition (Aug 2021)

LOCAL ELV TELH

700 2750

2750

2800

3480

SEC

2300

EP FSI HAIT

Interior Design of the clinical areas adopted simple white plus one distinct color as design element as well as way f i n d i n g d e s i g n. B e f o re a n d d u r i n g c o n s t r u c t i o n, combined services drawings are used to c oordinate d e s i g n b e t w e e n d i f f e re n t parties to minimize site discrepancies.

3000

STAINLESS STEEL PANEL, TYPICAL ON THIS ELEVATION.

ALUMINIUM SKIRTING, DETAILS REFER TO DWG. 779-D22-034.

Operating Theatre Design O p e ra t i n g T h e a t re ( OT ) i s t h e major par t of this building. Located on 2/F, 4/F and 6/F of the OT block, the OT is designed to INTERNAL ELEVATION 2 be a square plan to fit all medical appliances. The wall panels are all modular and requires specialist c o n t ra c t o r t o m a n u f a c t u re i n G e r m a n y. W a l l g r a p h i c s i s introduced to ease the stressful atmosphere in OT.

INTERNAL ELEVATION

BAR-103

STAINLESS STEEL PANEL, TYPICAL ON THIS ELEVATION.

FLOOR PATTERN

3000

OPERATING THEATRE 09.C.01

INTERNAL ELEVATION

3000

FLOOR PATTERN

03/10/2017 CONSTRUCTION DRAWINGS

ALUMINIUM SKIRTING, DETAILS REFER TO DWG. 779-D22-034.

INTERNAL ELEVATION

DETAILED LAYOUT PLAN OF OPERATING THEATRE ON 9/F THW

Healthcare Design Consultant

Hospital Building Services Specialist

Landscape Architect

Rev. -

Date

Description

Environmental Consultant

Building Services Engineer

Traffic Consultant

Drawn by

Checked by

HYW

PROJECT TITLE

Independent Checker

EXTENSION OF OPERATING THEATRE BLOCK OF TUEN MUN HOSPITAL

DRAWING TITLE

Quantity Surveyor

STAINLESS STEEL PANEL, TYPICAL ON THIS ELEVATION.

3000

LAYOUT PLAN AND ELEVATION OF OPERATING THEATRE ON 9/F

F.F.L.

STAINLESS STEEL PANEL, TYPICAL ON THIS ELEVATION.

3000

FLOOR PATTERN

SCREEDING

INTERNAL ELEVATION

BAR-103

B.D. REF.

STAINLESS STEEL PANEL, TYPICAL ON THIS ELEVATION.

2 Modular OT Wall Panel Details

INTERNAL ELEVATION

CAD REF.

290

SCREEDING

OPERATING THEATRE 09.C.01

SCALE

779-D22-034

1:2 (A3)

A779

779-D22-032-35.dwg

STAINLESS STEEL PANEL, TYPICAL ON THIS ELEVATION.

Extension of Operating Theatre Block of Tuen Mun Hospital

STAINLESS STEEL PANEL, TYPICAL ON THIS ELEVATION.

MODULAR WALL DETAILS TYPE A

TO BE CONFIRMED IF THIS CAMERA CAN PERFORM MULTIPLE FUNCTIONS OR ADDITIONAL CAMERAS ARE REQUIRED: EXTERNAL VIDEO CONFERENCING PATIENT MONITORING (CONNECT TO STAFF STATION MONITORS) CONNECTION TO CONFERENCE ROOM FOR TRAINING

DRAWING

PROJECT

RIDER LEVETT BUCKNALL LTD.

ALUMINIUM SKIRTING, DETAILS REFER TO DWG. 779-D22-034.

Approved by

EC BL

Structural & Geotechnical Engineer

03/10/2017 CONSTRUCTION DRAWINGS

3000

Architect

Detail Plan (Top) and Wall Elevation (Bottom) of Operating Theatre

Client

INTERNAL ELEVATION

FILL

ANC NOM

1:1 Visual Mock Up

Under Construction

Built (with Medical Appliances) 17

UR/F FFL 56.625

Old Building (Remain in R/F operation during FFL 52.125 construction)

Link Bridge

Link Bridge Design The new building will connect to the existing hospital block via a link bridge on 9/F. Movement Joints are used to connect both buildings.

New Block

PLANT ROOM FFL 52.275

EXISTING BUILDING 48.56 METAL BALUSTRADE

10/F

48.01 ALUMINIUM CLADDING

FFL 47.50

9/F

FFL 43.00 42.05 F

8/F

39.70

FFL 39.20

7/F

FFL 35.40

6/F

F F

FFL 31.60

5/F

FFL 27.80

4/F

F F

FFL 24.00

3/F

FFL 20.20

Under Construction F

2/F

F F

FFL 16.40

1/F

CANOPY

FFL 12.60

METAL CANOPY +12.6

SMOKE VENT

G/F FS INLET

FS INLET

SPR. INLET

FFL 8.50

Built Condition (Aug 2021) Rev. -

Date 18/4/2016

Description G.B.P. SUBMISSION

SMOKE VENT

SPR. INLET

SMOKE VENT

Wall Section across Movement Joint between Old & New Buildings Drawn by MS

Checked by

Approved by

SY/EC

PROJECT TITLE

PROPOSED EXTENSION OF

NA 8950

57.875

GENERATOR ROOM (NON-FS)

52.225

2450

FALSE CEILING REFER TO REFLECTIVE CEILING PLAN

MO / ON CALL ROOM 1925

WINDOW

300 650 1625

DELIVERY

2MM THK. ALUMINUM CLADDING REFER TO ALUMINUM CLADDING DETA

1925

ICU BAY

WINDOW

300 650 925

CORRIDOR

1925

WINDOW

LOUVRE

L12

WINDOW

300 650 1525 1325

0/2017

Built Condition (Aug 2021)

CONSTRUCTION DRAWINGS

SCS

PROJECT TITLE

DRAWING TITLE

Extension of Operating Theatre Block of Tuen Mun Hospital EXTERNAL WALL SECTION 01

36.050

WALL SECTION

DRAWING NO.

779-L21-001

SCALE

1:75 (A1)

PROJECT REF.

A779

CAD REF.

779-L21-001.dwg

REV NO.

OFFICE USE:

ALL DIMENSIONS ARE IN M

B.D. REF.

Existing Building Facade

Designed

FSD REF.

Built (Aluminium Cladding)

THE OWNERSHIP OF THE COPYRIGHT IN WHOSE CONSENT MUST BE OBTAINE

NEW EXTENSION TO HONG KONG SCIENCE MUSEUM & HONG KONG MUSEUM OF HISTORY Role Architectural Designer (AD+RG) With WilkinsonEyre Location Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong Year 2020 Client Architectural Services Department Project Type Museum | Cultural Institution Size 33537 sq.m Status Invited Entry Responsibility -Study & Comprehend Consultancy Brief -Conceptual Design Development Tools: Sketch/ 3D Modelling/ Graphic Representation -Consultants Coordination Meeting -Preparation of Technical Proposal to Client

Hong Kong S cienc e Museum (HKS cM) & H o n g Ko n g M u s e u m o f H i s t o r y ( H K M N ) were built in the 1990s and they were built in adjacent to each other. In need of a new expansion for both museums, the proposed design connected the two museums with an elevated court yard which ser ves as a new exhibition space as well as new public open space which enhanced urban connectivit y around the site. The design also introduce sustainable exhibition devices and interactive facades which will allow the museums to c a t e r t h e n e e d s o f f u t u re t e c h n o l o g i c a l development in the coming decades.

New Annex Main Entrance

New Annex

HKScM

HKMH

New Courtyard

Left: Developed Master Layout Plan Right: Urban Strategy Sketch New Link Bridges Connection 21

Interactive LED strip lighting

New Entrance from Chatham Road South enhanced Urban Connectivity

Modular Glass Canopy

View from the new elevated courtyard connecting the two museums together as a new open space but not only museum-goers but also the public.

Pre-fab Local Timber Structure

The new elevated courtyard created a sunken exhibition space

Sustainable exhibition device serves as canopy/ vegetation / rainwater collection system.

- Pre-fabrication System in Exhibition Units inside the Museums 23

"WHEELS OF SOUNDS" DANNING SOUND INSTALLATION Role Location Year Client Project Type Status

Architectural Designer (AaaM Architects) Shanghai, China 2018 Danning Plaza Sustainable Installation Completed

Responsibility -Conceptual Design Development Tools: Sketch/ 3D Modelling/ Graphic Representation -Preparation of Technical Proposal to Client -Preparation of Full Set Technical Drawings for Manufacturer

Daning Sound Installation is a sustainable installation designed as the Christmas Installation at the main entrance of Daning Plaza in Shanghai, China. It is made of hundreds of recycled glass bottles collected i n R e c y c l i n g C e n t re. T h e " W h e e l s " a re motorised and rotated slowly against one another, producing symphonies of Christmas generated by the glass bottles which are filled with different volume of water.

组合05

镀制半透明金属色回收玻璃瓶 (塑胶喷雾保护膜包裹) 镀制半透明金属色回收玻璃瓶 (塑胶喷雾镀制半透明金属色保护膜包裹) 回收玻璃瓶(塑胶喷雾灯膜灯箱保护膜包裹) 敲击棒镀制半透明金属色回收玻璃瓶(塑胶喷雾保护膜包裹)

灯膜灯箱敲击棒 LED射灯电动马达

LED射灯钢枝条端头固定电动马达

钢枝条端头固定镀制半透明金属色回收玻璃瓶 (塑胶喷雾保护膜包裹)

灯膜灯箱

LED射灯 A-

灯膜灯箱灯膜灯箱 4

1 A-0

钢枝条端头固定

2 镀制半透明金属色回收玻璃瓶(塑胶喷雾保护膜包裹)

A-01-405

组合5剖面图A 5

镀制半透明金属色回收玻璃瓶(塑胶喷雾保护膜包裹)

-40

A-01-405

塑胶喷雾胶片

LED射灯电动马达

-4

大宁国际商业广

敲击棒镀制半透明金属色回收玻璃瓶(塑胶喷雾保护膜包裹)

A-01-405

1: 30 @ A3

平面示意图1:200

灯膜灯箱

组合5剖面图A 1: 30 @ A3

LED射灯电动马达

LED射灯

敲击棒(可调较位置) 塑胶喷雾胶片

灯膜灯箱

A-01-405

玻璃瓶固定结构

灯膜灯箱 4

A-01-405

Wheels of Sounds - Combination 01 1

A-01-405

组合5立面图B 1: 20 @ A3

镀制半透明金属色回收

2 A-01-405

组合5剖面图A 1: 30 @ A3

Recycled Glass Bottles filled with water 3

LED射灯

组合5剖面图B 节点图1:10 1: 30 @ A3

A-01-405

镀制半透明回收玻璃瓶 25 保护膜包裹

KUNMING STORY RETAIL STREET URBAN & ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN Role Location Year Client Project Type Size Status

Architectural Designer (Oval Partnership) Kunming, China 2016-2017 World Horti-Expo Garden Commercial | Urban Design 47307 sq.m Detailed Design

"Kunming Stor y" is a retail street design project situated in the Wor ld Hor ti-Expo G a rd e n i n Ku n m i n g, C h i n a . T h e s i t e i s heavily vegetated with both natural and manmade landscape. The whole project adopted " s t o r y t e l l i n g d e s i g n " , f ro m s i t e a n a l ys i s to detail design, we studied and designed ever y moments based on the experience Responsibility of the past and narration of the future (i.e. -Conceptual->Schematic->Detail Design Development proposed design scenario). The result is Tools: Sketch/ 3D Modelling/ Graphic Representation/ Revit a calm, low-rose retail development with -Consultants Coordination Meeting respect to the histor y of the cit y and the -Preparation of Presentation to Client existing landscape. -Preparation of Technical Drawings to Local Design Institute (LDI)

Streetscape Scale Study

The design begins with a detail site analysis, looking at the history of architecture and streetscape of the site in Kunming. The Chinese Tenent House with a pitched roof and a gable wall are the t ypical architectural features that formed the streetscape of Kunming. We studied the scale and spatial arrangement of these houses, and derived our design based on the site context - a hor ticultural garden full of landscape.

Typological Study of Historical Tenement Houses

Spatial Analysis 27

Site Elevation

Single Roof Typology - Enclosed with Full Gable Wall

Double Roof Typology - Opened-air design with balcony and eave

Typology Study and Design After careful site and spatial studies, different t ypologies of design were developed. As this is a retail street design, retail store requirement and experienc e were c onsidered in the design process. The design resulted in a modern-day retail atmosphere with respect to the architectural and urban streetscape experience of the past.

N2_建筑单体立体圖1

2 D1

8400

Cluster Study and Design D i f f e re n t t y p o l o g i e s we re m i xe d t o g e t h e r t o c re a t e a m o re v i b ra n t , di verse retail experience. It formed d i f f e re n t c l u s t e rs, l i n ke d w i t h l i n k bridges, wide staircases and extended balconies to further enhance the N2_ 建筑单体立体圖2 streetscape. CB

8400

6000

TL-101

深灰色瓦片 TL-101

VRV 室外机位置

深灰色瓦片 AL-401

MT-201

木色鋁收边

深灰色金屬噴涂

LR FFL FFL (1946.5) (1947) LR

13.000 12.500

WD-101

AL-401

木色鋁收边 TL-101

3500

木条

L3 L3 FFL FFL (1943.5) (1943)

9.500 9.000

MT-201

深灰色金屬噴涂

AL-101

深灰色瓦片

AL-101

深灰色鋁板 GL-101

玻璃

深灰色鋁板

4500

GL-101

玻璃

L2 FFL FFL (1938.5) (1939) L2

GL-101

5.000 4.500

玻璃

MT-101

深灰色金属栏杆

AL-101 RA-101

深灰色鋁板

GL-101

夯土墙

5000

RA-101

MT-201

深灰色金屬噴涂

玻璃

FFL (1933.5) (1934) L1L1 FFL

0.000 -0.500

CO-101

灰色混凝土

N2_建筑单体关键立面图_南 6

1 : 200

AL-401

D31

8400

D30

8400

D29

8400

D28

8400

D27

DN 深灰色金屬噴涂

AL-101 TL-101

深灰色瓦片 GL-101

深灰色瓦片

13.000 12.500

MT-201

屋頂排油煙預留

TL-101

LR FFL FFL (1946.5) (1947) LR

木色鋁收边

6000

深灰色鋁板

6000

TL-101

S9_建筑单体立体圖2 3500

8400

6000

深灰色瓦片

TL-101

D32

6000

S9_建筑单体立体圖1

深灰色瓦片

1 : 200

8400

VRV 室外机位置

N2_建筑单体关键立面图_西

8400

6000

DM L3 L3 FFL FFL (1943.5) (1943) 6000

9.500 9.000

6000

AL-101

TL-101

深灰色鋁板

深灰色瓦片

GL-101

玻璃

500

CO-101

灰色混凝土

6000

AL-401

6000

Storytelling Design Narrati ve Design has been adopted in the whole design development. During the design proc ess, we imagined from the perspective of different visitors/ users to the site. Different spatial journeys and qualities were explored along the development. S t o r y b o a rd s, p h y s i c a l m o d e l s were great tools to inspire the master layout plan.

Act 01 - Arriving at the Entrance Plaza

Act 02 - Chilling at outdoor balcony space

Physical Model Study Act 03 - Looking back at the whole retail street

ACADEMIC WORKS 2017-2019: MASTER OF ARCHITECTURE THE CHINESE UNIVERSITY OF HONG KONG 01/ 02/ 03/

The Mnemonic Urbanscape / MArch Thesis 2019 Archive of the Fading Dialect / MArch Studio Project 2018 The Reaction to Contract / MArch Studio Project 2017

1985

_03 - Exploring Personal Memory - Retracing Personal Memory of my late Mother

Bank of Ch ina Buil ding

Hilton Hotel

Central Po li ce Stati o n

2018

1985

Bank of Ch ina Buil ding

Bank of China Tower & Cheung Kong Centre

Tai Kwun

1985 + 2018

2018

1985 + 2018

Fig 7: Old photos of my late mother & New Context

THE MNEMONIC URBANSCAPE The Fear of Forgetting... RELINKING MEMORY AND THE CITY MArch Thesis

The original premise of this thesis is based on the fear of forgetting my personal memory of my late Mother. Memories of her fade when time pass by, even though she was the most important person to me. I fear one day I will eventually forget her Central, Hong Kong voice, her words and even her face. The notion 2018-2019 (Research + Design) of “fading memory” sparkled the interest of Public Archive Conservation exploring the topic| memory .

that the photos were taken and juxtapose the old photos in 1985 on today’s context in 2018.

The photograph became a mnemonic device for me to trigger and retrace my memory of my Location late mother. Also, this exercise of juxtaposing Year old photographs on today’s context made Type urban changes emerges visually. I decided it is a reasonable step is to further retrace her journey With limited resources available, photographs in Central in 33 years ago, and to illustrate the T h i s t h e s i s i s a c r i t i qu e o n H o n g Ko n g ’s u r b a n The site, Central, is chosen as it was the first major became the only tool that I can revisit the old changes in the photos. development asmemory an amnesiac landscape. It questions of her today. A series of photographs of reclamation project in Hong Kong that altered the t h e s e l e c t i ve my e ramother s u re taken o f uin r bCentral, a n m eHong m o r Kong y a nind 1985 t h e land and c oastal profile in a series of phases. were found in the and process. I revisited thethrough spots meaning of land, open space architecture Also it is a continuation to my late Mother ’s photo

reading the cit y by the method of Palimpsest. The project is intended to be a masterplan of the future that reveals and experience the past and based on the present in a sequential manner, following the process of memory formation in the beginning of research.

9 series in 1980s Central. The Mnemonic Urbanscape aims to trigger, amplify, retrieve, strengthen and eventually relieve the erased urban memory so as to reflect upon the rapid development pace in Hong Kong.

_03 - Exploring Personal Memory - Retracing Personal Memory of my late Mother

1985 extracting memory...

1985

2018

extracting memory...

2018

Layers of Memory

reconstructing memory of my mother

Fig 9: Layers of Memory, Conceptual Model

Conceptual Model - Layers of Memory This model is to physicalize the concept of “layers of memor y” in the exercising of juxtaposing the old photos of of mymemory” mother on today’s context. It consists the of 3old layers, theoffirst This model is to physicalize the concept of “layers in the exercising of juxtaposing photos my mother on today’s one is the old photo printed on a transparent acrylic sheet, the second one is the ‘extraction’ context. It consists of 3 layers, the first one is the old photo printed on a transparent acrylic sheet, the second one is the ‘extraction’ of of memory, transforming the visuals of the so photo into line drawing so it layer, can overlays on memory, transforming the visuals of the photo into line drawing it can overlays on the third which is today’s context on an the third layer, which is today’s context on an acrylic film. The context in this model was acrylic film. The context in this model was previously the Hong Kong Hilton Hotel, which now stands the Cheung Kong Center. It previously the Hong Kong Hilton Hotel, which now stands the Cheung Center. It by me. illustrates the urban changes which is collectively shared, and memory about my mother which isKong personally owned illustrates the urban changes which is collectively shared, and memory about my mother which is personally owned by me.

Fig 10: This diagram summarised the Palimpsest of 1) Shoreline 2) Demolished Buildings 3) Existing Buildings. An isometric overview of the urban changes in Central. Text description in previous chapter.

By overlapping numbers of old plans like a Palimpsest, discrepancies emerge naturally during the process. These discrepancies are erased traces of previous development, old buildings scheduled for demolition in future masterplan and existing building _06 - Preliminary Design Proposal

_06 - Preliminary Design Proposal

06 - Preliminary Design Proposal

1856

1945

1990

- 1856 overlayed -

- 1945 overlayed -

2 4

Murray Parade Ground (1841-1851)

Hong Kong Cricket Ground (1851-1975)

Cricket Club Pavilion (1923-1975)

3 Queen’s Pier (1925-1955)

Chater Garden (1975-)

2 Star Ferry Carpark (1950-)

4 Statue Square (1897-1965) 5 HSBC Headquarters (1934-1978)

Fig. 47

Fig. 48

Central | 1841 - 1856 This plan shows the original state of Central when the British colonized the Island in 1841. The original shoreline lies right in front of the Murray Parade Ground.

1841-1856

Central | 1904-1945

Fig. 49

1904-1945

Central | 1950s-2000s

1950-2000

This plan shows Central after the first & second Praya Reclamation from 1843-1904 with the original shoreline overlayed.This plan shows the condition of Central from 1950s to 2000s with the shoreline of 1945 overlayed. The Murray Parade Ground was redeveloped into Hong Kong Cricket Ground (1) in 1851. After the post-WWII reclamation, on the new reclaimd land, the masterplan of the modernist buildings emerged, including t The first generation of Queen’s Pier (3) from 1925-1955, together with the Statue Sqaure (4) and the third generation of HSBC of Queen’s Pier (1954), third-generation Star Ferry Pier & Multi-Storey Carpark (1957), City Hall (1962) a second generation Headquarters (5) were aligned to form a central axis of business and political power. General Post Office (1976). Together they formed a group of international-styled buildings at that time, plain design with no e ornaments - highly functional architecture. The Hong Kong Cricket Ground was moved to Wongnaichung Gap, and the site was redeveloped into Chater Garden (1975

Preliminary Mast

Masterplan of the Palimpsest 1841-2030+ #3 to relieve | reflect

The Finale of the journey - a clea hall. After perceving and storin from the previous interventions, an opportunity to reflect the rap erasure of memory in the city. space that people can visionally what we are losing constantly - th

#2 to Strengthen erase

The highlight of the journey The current Star Ferr y Carpar k, Ferry Carpark, which schedule which scheduled to be demolished, p ro p o s e d t o to b e be t ra ntransformed sformed isi s proposed i n t o t h e H o u s e o f M e m o r y. I t Memory. It aims to authenticall aims to authentically archives the changes u r b a n c h ain n g eHong s i n H oKong n g Ko n& g &Centr Central, asCity opposed to the existing existing Gallery by Govern Cit y Galler y by Government, by the old foundations of demoli exc ava t i n g t h e o l d f o u n d a t i o n s Star o f d eFerry m o l i s hpier e d Q uand e e n ’sthe p i echange r & Star Ferr y pier and the change of Archive building, both above & shorelines. It is an Archive building, sensory experience to address t both above & below ground with memory. sensory experience to address the storage process of memory.

#1 to trigger | amplify

The beginning of the “Journey o intervention point locates at th shoreline of Hong Kong in 1841 land. Chater Garden, previousl Parade Ground is included to r layers. The intervention com infrastructure - Central MTR Sta by the MTR underground wal and rocks of the original shorel 37 revealed. It targets to address t memory process by vision and to

eliminary Design Proposal

#2 Storage

House of Memory A Narrative against the Official Urban Memory

Programmatic Intentions

Archival Space

Niches of Personal Memory

Storytelling / Oral History Exchange space

Exhbition Space

On ground level, it appears to be a normal pedestrian walk. In fact, we are walking on top of the palimpsest of Central - layers of history - reclamation, demolition, redevelopment - are all under our feet. The House of Memory aims to evoke and retain erased urban memory and relinks it to future development.

Old Star Ferry Pier (Demolished 2006)

Star Ferry Carpark

Foundation of Old Star Ferry Pier

Subterranean Archive Traces of Previous Seawall (1945) Made of Ashlar Mansonry Pierre Perdu Method Central Third Reclamation (1940s)

Archival Documents: Protest of Demolition of Star Ferry & Queen’s Pier

Foundation of Old Queen’s Pier

Unofficial Documents (Reception & Showcase)

Fig. 51

of Memory (Phase II - Strengthening Forgotten Urban memory)

Proposed Design Ground Floor Plan 2030+

New Development 2030+

Existing Underground Passage

Entrance Lobby | Carpark Remnants

Star Ferry Carpark

/ RETAIN /

the existing Star Ferry Carpark

columns are partially retained carpark transformed into open space

Tower Foundation

of Memory | ns of Queen’s Pier

Archive

Sunken Plaza

Elevated Walkway

City Hall Memorial Garden

1st Generation of Queen’s Pier

/ REVEAL /

foundations of Queen’s Pier hidden under the existing carpark

the foundationds are revealed to the public in the proposed scheme

Creating New Elevated Connection

Shoreline

/ RETRACE /

shoreline is hidden under development

the shoreline is retraced to the public with underground capsule

Extending City Hall Garden

Retaining Historical Connection

The Sunken Plaza acts as an extension of City Hall Memorial Garden. It allows different public activities to happen covered by the archive.

The entrance lobby - columns of the once standing Star Ferry Carpark are the first things visitors see upon arrival to evoke memory of the past.

-Tower of Memory cabinets of stories These cabinets of stories store ‘memory items’ of the storytellers in our city, e.g. photos, videos, memorabilia, etc. It is a collection of storytellers’ effort.

Fig 58: 1:1000 Model Central Axis from(2018 HSBC HQ to Victoria Harbour 1:1000ofSite Model- of Central Condition) Acrylic | Wood Different Shades of Grey represent different stages of reclamation over 150 years. Different Colors represent the demolished buildings that once stood at the site.

Memory - Retracing Personal Memory of my late Mother 1945-2006

2018

Station and Victoria Prison when British colonized Hong Kong in 1841. yout but it was destroyed by the Japanese in WWII. From 1945, it served closure in 2006. Since then it has been listed as declared monuments and e Meuron, Purcell and Rocco Design Architects.

1930

1945-2006

2018

of the first Central Police Station and Victoria Prison when British colonized Hong Kong in 18 design of Panopticon layout but it was destroyed by the Japanese in WWII. From 1945, it serv the Police Force until its closure in 2006. Since1995then it has been listed as declared monuments a 1963-1995 ng Kong Hilton Hotel Cheung Kong Center b of the city by Herzog de Meuron, Purcell and Rocco Design Architects.

nally part of the Murray Parade Ground for drills and parades of the British ong Kong Hilton Hotel from 1963-1995. The Hotel was demolished and e no traces of previous buildings can be found in the site today. - In Memorial to the Deceased Buildings -

_09 - Appendix

Fig 62: Conceptual Model - “In Memorial to the Deceased buildings” Inspired by the artist Rachel Whiteread, these are the negative imprint models of the buildings which had been/ to-be demolished Negative Imprint of Buildings that are demolished/ going to be demolished under redevelopment of Central over the past decades.

_09 - Appendix

From Left to Right: Queen’s Pier (1954-2007), Star Ferry Pier (1957-2006), General Post Office (1976-) May them rest in peace.

1963-1995

1995-

Hong Kong Hilton Hotel 1957-2006

Cheung Kong Center 2006-

gg Kong Center, was originally part ofby theStar Murray Ground for drills and parades of the Brit passengers from Kowloon to Central Ferry Parade across the Victoria Hong Kong Hilton Hotel nredeveloped shelter with a into roof. the The second generation lasted fromfrom 1912 1963-1995. to 1957. The The Hotel was demolished a gether withtoday. the similar architectural styleofofprevious Queen’s Pier (1954), City Hallfound in the site today. ng Center There are no traces buildings can be

when it was demolished by the Government in 2006 due to reclamation, today. Queen’s Pier 1954-2007

Star Ferry Pier 1957-2006 Fig 64: Conceptual Model - “In Memorial to the Deceased buildings” Negative Imprint of Buildings that are demolished/ going to be demolished

Fig 65: Conceptual Model - “In Memorial to the Deceased buildings”

Fig 63: Conceptual Model - “In Memorial to the Deceased buildings” Negative Imprint of Buildings that are demolished/ going to be demolished

3rd Generation of Star Ferry Pier (1957-2006)

General Post Office (1976-)

Negative Imprint of Buildings that are demolished/ going to be demolished

2nd Generation of Queen’s Pier (1954-2007)

General Post Office 1976-2025 (Expected)

Scheduled to be demolished

1912-1957

1954-2007

1957-2006 2018

(Now Lung Wo Road, Demolished)

2006-

ARCHIVE OF THE FADING DIALECT 2037 These 3 repositories choreographed themselves to the axes of the cit y. Three MArch Studio Project 02 a rc h i v e s a re i n t e rc o n n e c t e d t o e n a b l e visitors to experience the archival content Location Kowloon City, Hong Kong i n a s e qu e n t i a l m a n n e r. T h e i n - b e t we e n Year 2018 s p a c e a re o p e n - p l a n n e d f o r i n t e ra c t i o n Type Public Archive Building and to contrast the rigidit y of the archive. T h e a rc h i v e c a p t u re s t h e p a s t w i t h t h e Language represents the way we think, live and act. It archival content, engages the present with carries culture, history and customs of the people. Along the archi val experienc e and expects the with the social and political development of Hong Kong, future with the interactions of dialects. It the disappearance of dialects become inevitable. In the hopes to safeguard the remaining bits of imaginary context of 2037, Mandarin will become the main the dialects in the cit y as they witnessed official language. The Archive of the Fading Dialects will the development of Hong Kong despite their present itself as the last resort for the vanishing dialects. inevitable disappearanc e under realm of The circular archive structures itself with 3 fundamental Mandarin linguistic occupation. elements in language – sound, visual and literary.

[Hong Kong as a fishing port] [chinese dialects] [dominating] [boat people]

[1911· 81%]

[1911· 17%]

[1950-60] [cultural revolution] [influx of] [chinese refugee]

[1961· 18.2%] [1961· 79%] [1966· 14.7%] [1966· 81.2%]

[1971· 8.1%] [1971· 88.1%] [1970] [rapid economic development] [Cantonese dominating] [eliminates] [use of Dialects]

[1983· 88.0%] [1983· 12%]

[1980] [development of new town] [dialects-speaking population] [ageing] [lack of ways using] [lack of teaching]

[1991· 88.7%] [1991· 6%]

[1997] [Hong Kong handover] [introducing] [putonghua] [medium of instruction]

[2001· 89.2%]

[2017· 89.1%]

[2001· 5.5%]

[2006· 4.4%]

[2006· 90.8%]

[2011· 89.5%]

[1996· 6%]

[2010] [english teaching] [school] [medium of instruction] [dominating]

[2011· 4%] [2010] [globalization] [western culture] [popular culture] [superior]

[2037· ?] [percentage of] [cantonese speaker]

[2037· ?] [percentage of] [chinese dialect speaker]

[archive of the fading dialects 2037] [chiu chun kit 1155032277]

[Chiuchow

ritual]

[poetry] [fiction] [script]

literature [dictionary] [journal article] [textbook]

[memoir] [autobiogrphy] [diary]

reference

biography

literary

[to read]

[Chiuchow

dialects] [Cantonese]

dialects visual

[to view]

sound

[to listen]

oral history [customs] [conversation] [narrative]

documentation [photography] [documentary] [sketch]

songs

[traditional song] [folklore] [ballad chanting]

impression

[movie] [poster] [painting] [performance]

phoneme

[pronounciation] [phonetics] [phonology]

[Ilakka dialects]

[classification of dialects]

[disappeared dialect:tanka(fisherman)]

- Form Derivation a circular wall to repel exterior tension, building is introverted to “safeguard” the fading dialects

- Form Derivation -

LITERARY LITERARY LITERARY LITERARY LITERARY

- Form Derivation -

VISUAL VISUAL VISUALVISUAL VISUAL

SOUNDSOUNDSOUND SOUNDSOUND

a circular wall to repel exterior tension, building is introverted to “safeguard” the fading dialects

- Form Derivation -

a circular wall to repel exterior tension, building is introverted to “safeguard” the fading dialects

- Program Organisation -

archives are categorised into 3 components and are stored in 3 seperate towers

- Program Organisation archives are categorised into 3 components and are stored in 3 seperate towers

- PAST kowloon city grid

- Program Organisation archives are categorised into 3 components and are stored in 3 seperate towers

- PAST kowloon city grid

- Program Organisation archives are categorised into 3 components and are stored in 3 seperate towers

- PAST kowloon city grid

- PRESENT -

- PAST -

argyle street park playground

kowloon city grid

- PRESENT argyle street park playground

- PRESENT -

- PAST kowloon city grid - FUTURE

kai tak MLP

- Contextual Response -

to argyle street orientation of towers are placed in accordance - FUTURE the main axises of the city park playground kai tak MLP

- PRESENT -

- Contextual Response -

to argyle street orientation of towers are placed in accordance - FUTURE the main axises of the city park playground

kai tak MLP

- PRESENT -

- Contextual Response -

to argyle street orientation of towers are placed in accordance - FUTURE the main axises of the city park playground

kai tak MLP

- Contextual Response orientation of towers are placed in accordance to - FUTURE the main axises of the city

kai tak MLP

- Contextual Response orientation of towers are placed in accordance to the main axises of the city

- Circulation : TO LEARN stairs inserted into central void between towers to connect different components and create foreceful sequencial experience

- Circulation : TO INTERACT

bridges inserted into void at the rear of towers to allow INTERACTION

- Circulation : TO INTERACT

bridges inserted into void at the rear of towers

MTR Underpass

Public Forum

Entrance Lobby

Cafe

Sectional

Atrium

Exhibition

In-between

Prince Edward Highway

Perspective

- ‘Pillars’ of Language -

- Pu b l i c Fo r u m : B u i l d i n g a s t h e b a c k d r o p -

- view from Argyle Highway -

- entrance lobby-

- atrium space-

THE REACTION TO CONTRAST

MArch Studio Project 01 Location Year Type

Sham Shui Po, Hong Kong 2017 Collective Housing

An urban block works as an unity of contrast and c ontradictions, moments of different & distinct characters are what keeping the block alive, they are the metabolism of an u r b a n b l o c k . T h i s p ro j e c t i s i n t e n d e d t o present itself as a counter-argument to the contrast found in the site. It is a reaction to the urban contrast found in the organic site context in Sham Shui Po. By manipulating scale in terms of massing, facade, space, u r b a n i t y a n d i n t e r i o r i t y, t h e d e s i g n manufactured a series of unexpectedness throughout the spatial journey. It appears to be a regular box located in the irregularit y of Sham Shui Po, but when one walks past the threshold of the design, the irregularit y reveals in a dramatic manner.

Urban Block Study One urban block of 100m x 50m in Sham Shui Po was selected to be studied. This drawing is to express all the " c o n t ra s t " I e n c o u n t e re d in the buildings during my studies.The program mix is surprising - one unit can be residential while one unit can be a Martial Arts Studio or a brothels. The "Contrast" initiated my design.

/ modelling the contrast / metabolic model of Sham Shui Po urban block

residential programmes

a mix of commercial, communal, social & political programmes

/ physical model intervention / at scale 1:500 & 1:100 investigating the scale of the block to contrast the site context

Hyper-rational & proportioned facade in monumental scale in site context

A rectangular box is designed as a symbol of rationality. Building form as a countargument to the irregularity in the site context

Change of spatial scale at the threshold to spatially remove one from the context

The rationality of the building form is contrasted by the irregulariting inside the design

Hidden underground space for underground bands and artists. To celebrate the underground culture.

Internalising and Inverting the urban irregularity in terms of collective living

Large-scale courtyard space as public ground to contrast the narrowness in context

30 m

Irregular & Organic site context with many urban contrast

Ground Floor Plan

Communal Hub for daily facilities

Unit Typologies 01 Family Unit

Unit Typologies 02 Studio Unit

Breathe-out space

Unit Typologies 03 Co-sharing Unit by retractable panels

Communal Hub

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Un it fo s wit byr diff h ret res ere rac ide nt h tab nts ou le p sin an g ty els pol ogi e

Cut-away Isometric

Sectional Perspective

Sunday 04:30p.m. - Passing of Threshold / scale 02 /

Internalising the Contrast / scale 03 /

Sunday 03:30p.m. - Colonization of the Courtyard / scale 01 /

Monday 05:30p.m. - Encounter | Smoke Break / scale 03 /

Monument of Collective Living / 1:200 physical model /

The Monumentality of the Housing Block dramaticize the existing scale of the urban block. / scale 02 /

SELF-INITIATED WORKS

01/ 02/ 03/ 04/ 05/ 06/

Via North Point Installation Design "PabePabe" Gallery Store Design "PabeShow" Art Direction/ Set Design for Paris Fashion Week "Connectere" Art Show Exhibition Design Ragdale Rolling Lens Installation Design HKIA Qianhai New Urban Hub Design Competition

2021 2021 2021 2021 2020 2018

"VIEWING THROUGH THE EYES OF TENENTS" VIA NORTH POINT COMMUNITY SPACE DESIGN PROPOSAL Location Year Project Type Status

Norht Point, Hong Kong 2021 Installation | Urban Space Shortlisted

North Point Estate, used to be the backbone of the North Point communit y, deser ved to b e h o n o u re d a n d re s p e c t e d o n c e a ga i n. We b e l i e v e o n l y b y u n d e rs t a n d i n g t h e past can we better design for the future. “Viewing Through the Eyes of Tenants” is an interactive installation that brings the stories of the past (North Point Estate) to now (the existing pavilion) and hopefully passes on to the future generation.

The concept of the installation work originated from the histor y of the site North Point Estate. It was built in 1957 and revolutionized Public Housing Design at that time, with a private balcony for each flat, facing the Victoria Harbour. There was also public open space in bet ween the blocks and a public transport interchange in front of the North Point Pier. The whole c ommunit y formed a strong bond with each other, serving as a backbone of the North Point neighbourhood. In 2002, the site was demolished, and no traces of the past can no longer be found on the site today.

01_viewing from the North Point Promenade 01_從北角海濱看「過去」

03_viewing to the Victoria Harbour through the balconies 03_從「過去」看維港

Pulling Up-and-Down! 拉高拉低! The “balconies” are installed by a safety pulley system, allowing kids of lower height to pull them down and read the old stories written on it or as an interactive device.

Storytelling Workshop 故事未了 Storytelling workshops will be organised by local groups and former North Point estate residents (by invite) to verbally share their good old days. The “balconies” will become a storytelling media.

Writing to Share 我手寫我心 The “balconies” are installed with transparent/ colored acrylic pieces, welcoming all the former North Point estate residents or public to share their interesting stories back in the old days.

PABEPABE GALLERY STORE DESIGN

Collab with PabeTeam Location Year Project Type Size Status

Staunton Street, Central, Hong Kong 2021 Interior Design | Exhibition Design 250 sq.ft. Completed

PabePabe is a fashion label from Hong Kong, s p e c i a l i s e s i n B a g d e s i g n. T h e i r d e s i g n can be described as eccentric, mixing daily objects into their bag design often result i n s u r p r i s i n g l y i n t e re s t i n g d e s i g n. T h e i r new store c onc ept is Galler y mix R etail. We designed a retractable pre-fabricated modular exhibition panels which allowed different layouts and hence different function possibilities. Exhibitions, retail space, design workshop and small movie screening can h a p p e n w i t h i n t h i s 2 5 0 s q f t re c ta n g u l a r space.

Retractable Pre-fab Modular Exhibition Panels allow different layouts + programme possibilities

Layout 02 - Large Fashion Retail Space

Programme 01 - Opening of Exhibition

Installation of Pre-fab Panels Layout 01 - Photography Exhibition + Fashion Retail 79

"PABE SHOW" - PABEPABE SPRING SUMMER 2022 DIGITAL PRESENTATION FOR PARIS FASHION WEEK SS 2022 Collab with PabeTeam Location Year Project Type Status

Paris, France Sept 2021 Art Direction | Set Design Completed Scan to Watch!

PabePabe is a fashion label from Hong Kong, specialises in Bag design. "PabeShow" is a digital presentation of the brand to Paris Fa s h i o n We e k ( P F W ) S S 2 0 2 2 . I n s p i re d by t ypical late night shows, PabeShow is a comedy show featuring game shows and commercials. The Art DIrection is overtly d ra m a t i c a n d v i n t a g e, w i t h s e t d e s i g n comprising architectonic elements. All set were made by hand from scratch.

Campaign Photoshoot with set design.

Streaming live at Paris Fashion Week

Campaign Photoshoot with set design.

"CONNECTERE" ART SHOW

Location Year Project Type Status

Jockey Club Creative Art Centre, Hong Kong 2021 Installation | Exhibition Design Completed

" C o n n e c t e re " A r t S h ow f e a t u re s 5 l o c a l independent artists from Hong Kong. Their works ranges from comic design, calligraphy t o s m a l l - s c a l e s c u l p t u re. I d e s i g n e d exhibition devices that were inspired from the forms of limbs, i.e. hands and legs. It was formed by contouring the shape of a hand and produced by laser-cutting, with spray paint as post-production touch.

Rolling Lens is an interactive device that reinterpreted the original story of Ragdale and transform it into a modern story to tell.

ROLLING LENS RAGALE RING INSTALLATION DESIGN Location Year Project Type Status

Illinois, USA 2020 Installation | Exhibition Design Competition Entry

The original plan of Ragdale Ring was a symmetrical and static 2-D ring on a paved lawn surrounded by a low limestone wall. We retraced such important historic reference and modified them in t wo ways - one by pushing down the original ring in the plan and develop it into a visual rail on the ground and one by rotating the ring 90 degrees into a new “Lens”. By superimposing the components, a new interactive Ragdale Ring in 3-dimension is created. The horizontality ( t h e ra i l ) a n d v e r t i c a l i t y ( t h e Le n s ) a re concerted design as a new take of Ragdale Ring in 2020. With its intrinsic mobility, the Rolling Lens is a metaphor to the lens of a camera, framing different views on the site following the footsteps of the users on the campus.

QIANHAI NEW URBAN HUB HKIA QIANHAI DESIGN COMPETITION Location Organiser Year Project Type Status

Qianhai, Shenzhen, China Hong Kong Institute of Architects 2018 Competition Second Runner Up | Student Category

Qianhai is a new development area in Shenzhen, China. The design competition called for entry to adaptively reuse an existing fire ser vices pump room into a small art & cultural venue. The proposed design responded to the future masterplan of the site by adding a new curvature to the roof, giving the building a new visual identity. It also changed the materiality of the existing building so as to enhance the architectural transparency. Landscape elements, such as vertical greening and water features were deisgned to cohere with the future masterplan of the site as a urban park in Qianhai.

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